No 14

Description

Walk into the stylish living area of No 14 and your first word will be WOW! Not many properties have such a spectacular view across the river to Fowey and either way you look you will spot something engaging. In the distance you can see the sparkling waters of the bay and along the river a variety of watercraft, including the occasional cruise liner, meandering along.

No 14 faces west and benefits from long hours of sun on the substantial front deck where you can snuggle up to watch a blazing sunset. With a separate patio, ideal for a breakfast al fresco, this house has it all. Three en suite bedrooms, a spacious, sociable living area with galleried ceiling and bi-folding doors bringing the outside in, a family room for watching films and even a canine shower!

The famous Hall Walk circular walk can be accessed from the garden gate and the South West Coast Path is a short walk away. From here you can try a more challenging hike and be rewarded with some spectacular views across the stunning landscape. Stroll down to the harbour for lunch at one of the local pubs or take the ferry to Fowey to enjoy the many independent shops, cafes and galleries.

From the parking area a steep flight of steps leads down to main entrance into

FIRST FLOOR:
Kitchen/Dining/Living Room: A spacious open-plan room with clearly defined areas. The kitchen, which features granite worktops, a central island and bi-folding doors leading out to the expansive deck, is equipped with an electric fan oven and hob, fridge, freezer, microwave, coffee machine and dishwasher. The living area provides a dining table and chairs for 6, two sofas, easy chair, TV with Freeview, iPod dock, wood-burning stove for those cooler evenings and gorgeous views over to Fowey.
Deck: A full width balcony across the front of the house accessed from the kitchen with outdoor furniture and amazing views.
Snug: 3 seater sofa and easy chair, TV for DVD watching only, selection of books and games
Utility Room: Washing machine, tumble dryer, canine shower and door to patio.
Cloakroom: Basin, w.c.

GROUND FLOOR:
Master Bedroom: Views over the garden and the river, double bed (4'6"), bedside units, chest of drawers, built-in wardrobe and TV. Patio doors leading out to the garden. En Suite Bathroom: featuring a large bath, separate thermostatic power shower, basin and w.c.
Bedroom 2: Twin beds (3'), bedside unit, built-in wardrobe and views to the river. En Suite Shower Room: Corner electric shower, basin and w.c.
Bedroom 3: Tucked away and reached by a separate flight of stairs this bedroom also has river views and patio doors out to the garden. Double bed (4'6"), bedside units, chest of drawers and hanging space. En Suite Shower Room: Thermostatic power shower, basin and w.c.

GARDEN & PARKING: Parking for 2 cars. Additional parking on street. Private, terraced, enclosed garden with gate to footpath. Paved patio on first floor level with bistro furniture. Outside tap.

Changeover Day: Saturday - arrival: 4:00pm - departure: 10:00am
Pet Welcome: Maximum 2; £25 per pet per week. Information about bringing your pet.
Children: No children under 5 due to steep garden and high deck
Power and Heat: Electricity and oil included in rent, oil-fired heating, initial supply of logs for wood-burner
Bedding and Linen: Pillows & duvets included; bed linen and towels provided (please bring your own beach and dog towels)
Shop: 0.5 ml Pub: 0.5 ml

NOTES: No smoking, no short breaks. WiFi provided. Important information about internet usage. Mobile phone reception varies. Information about mobile phone coverage.

Local Area

Polruan's position on a headland jutting out into the estuary meant that it once had great importance as a lookout point.  Now, visitors can share the same commanding views from the headland looking out to sea, and across to Fowey on the far bank.

Up here is also the spectacularly beautiful Headland Garden, which has unexpectedly become known for more exotic flora than you might expect to find in this little corner of Cornwall.  This has allowed it to be discovered and promoted far and wide.

While up here, gazing out into the distance, you may spot sea birds and other wildlife, and maybe even the odd seal.  Much of the area is not only an AONB, but also a Special Area of Conservation, so that it can be preserved for future generations.

Like most villages in the area, the primary industry has always been fishing, however the locals are very welcoming to visitors, and tourism has taken its place.

Walkers will find the landscape to be ideal for hiking, or if you prefer just a gentle stroll, there are lots of options available.  Upon your return, you can relax with a meal or drink in The Lugger Inn, or hop on the ferry and visit one of the pubs or cafes in Fowey.